Interactive painting guide version 2.0 for 4 bit Thunderbird and Duron CPUs (there have to be four L1 bridges on your CPU)

Select the Vcore (CPU-voltage) 1,475 Volt 1,500 Volt 1,525 Volt 1,550 Volt 1,575 Volt 1,600 Volt 1,625 Volt 1,650 Volt 1,675 Volt 1,700 Volt 1,725 Volt 1,750 Volt 1,775 Volt 1,800 Volt 1,825 Volt 1,850 Volt Select the CPU multiplier you like to have 2,50 x Systembus (5 x FSB) 2,75 x Systembus (5,5 x FSB) 3,00 x Systembus (6 x FSB) 3,25 x Systembus (6,5 x FSB) 3,50 x Systembus (7 x FSB) 3,75 x Systembus (7,5 x FSB) 4,00 x Systembus (8 x FSB) 4,25 x Systembus (8,5 x FSB) 4,50 x Systembus (9 x FSB) 4,75 x Systembus (9,5 x FSB) 5,00 x Systembus (10 x FSB) 5,25 x Systembus (10,5 x FSB) 5,50 x Systembus (11 x FSB) 5,75 x Systembus (11,5 x FSB) 6,00 x Systembus (12 x FSB) 6,25 x Systembus (12,5 x FSB) Select the condition of the multiplier lock LOCK - Change multiplier over the bridges UNLOCK - Change multiplier over the bridges or mainboard     at MHz FSB result     L7   L6     L3   L4     L1

Notice:
There are three different types of interactive AMD Socket A painting guides (and a Pinmod guide) in the Workshop section.
Please select the right one for your processor.
If you've 4x L1 bridges and 4x L3 bridges on your CPU, this Interactive AMD Duron and Athlon Thunderbird painting guide is the right one.
If you've 5x L1 bridges and 4x L3 bridges on your CPU, this Interactive AMD Athlon XP painting guide is the right one.
If you've 5x L1 bridges and 5x L3 bridges on your CPU, this Interactive AMD Athlon T-Bred and Barton painting guide is the right one.

Tip:
You can cut the bridges with a very sharp knife, minidrill, dremel or with eg. the stone disc bit
of such a minidrill - look at this example.
Another very good suggestion is to ask a jeweler to cut all bridges for you.
The easiest way closing the connections is to use a 0,5 mm HB pencil but connect no bridges among themselves.

Close all L1 bridges if you want to change the VCore and multiplier via BIOS or Jumper.
Otherway leave all L1 connections open !!!
This guide is not only for mainboards without multiplier / Vcore DIP-switches,
because sometimes it's possible to get higher multiplier settings than allowed by your mainboard manufacturer.
If your mainboard allows all multiplier settings it's only necessary to connect the four L1 bridges.

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